After just 20 minutes of exploring the exposed shores of Lake Mead, we stumbled upon something incredible—a massive wooden ...

PORT HADLOCK — Students at the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding have started building two 26-foot sailboats in what the school is calling the Twin Boats project. About 18 students are working ...

White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood has spoken about insecurities she's had throughout her life about her natural teeth before Saturday Night Live dressed Sarah Sherman up in fake chompers for a brief ...

The Marshallese New Beginnings Church will have about 30 days to come up with specific solutions to upgrading its building or it will be forced to vacate by Burke County officials. The church and ...

The James River Batteau Company, an outdoor recreation-meets-historical tour business, has designed a dinner cruise that ...

“White Lotus” co-stars Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood have sparked feud rumors after the HBO show wrapped its third season. Several eagle-eyed fans began theorizing there was trouble in ...

Maybe it’s not all love between Rick and Chelsea. “The White Lotus” fans believe that Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood are feuding because of their strange social media activity and their c ...

WOOD COUNTY, Ohio (WTVG) - A new, multi-million-dollar Meta data center is coming to Wood County. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is building a $800 million data center in Middleton Township ...

From the moment that Aimee Lou Wood’s Chelsea stepped off the boat at the White Lotus hotel, her distinct smile—a refreshing departure from Hollywood’s veneers—had viewers talking.

Aimee Lou Wood has been getting a lot of attention for her distinctive gap-tooth appearance, with many praising it as refreshingly authentic for Hollywood. But the “White Lotus” star is not ...

The Burke County Board of Commissioners will hear an appeal at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday from Marshallese New Beginnings Church to an eviction order from the county’s chief building inspector.

Humans were making "astonishing" sea crossings of more than 60 miles in simple dugout canoes over 8,000 years ago, suggests new research. Early Mediterranean hunter-gatherers navigated long ...